Alphabet’s free cash flow sinks further, Q3 capex expectations miss in worrying sign for AI trade
- Alphabet shares fell as much as 15.8%, erasing more than $550 billion in market value after quarterly revenue and advertising results missed expectations.
- Alphabet reported third-quarter free cash flow of negative $9.07 billion, down from negative $5.9 billion in the second quarter, as AI infrastructure spending increased.
- Alphabet said it had roughly $1 trillion in future purchase commitments and expected to spend about $200 billion on capital projects in 2026, rising to $300 billion in 2027.
- Google’s AI Mode had lower monetization, while the company was expanding advertising in AI Mode and AI Overviews.
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The key indicators on Wall Street declined at the opening of the trades today Thursday, amid renewed concerns about the sharp rise in investment costs in artificial intelligence.
Alphabet Is Having a Very Rough Day on Wall Street
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